Stevie Ray Vaughan, B B King, Albert King, Paul Butterfield - The Sky Is Crying REACTION
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I love you, Twins. I'm 71 years old and watching you discover Etta James, is like hearing her for the first time again. Can't leave out Amy Winehouse or Prince. And you took on Radiohead!! It's not a good time in the world right now. The news is bad and we can't seem to get along, but when I watch you I smile and smile.
tru dat ................ i am 72 and feel the same way.......................
Amen!
Old ladies like us love the twins & friends.....
Yes! These guys make my day, e'erday!
It really is such a nice diversion to watch several of these videos and forget about all the crap in this world for a little while.
🤠Stevie Ray often said, "It's time we took the color out of the blues!" Everyone on that stage loved and respected each other. Albert King often referred to Stevie as his white son, and Stevie called Albert his black Dad. Beautiful! 🎸🎸🎸
I read that B B King called SRV the blackest white guy he ever met.
@@robertcoates6800 🤠In this time of racial division it's important to remember the words Stevie often spoke during his performances of "Life Without You." Such as: "We're all brothers and sisters," "We're here to take care and love one another," "Treat others like you want yourself to be treated," "Never push anyone else down just because you're up," and many, many more. Those words should remind us all what life is all about. His was cut too short, so let's all carry on his message! 👍🙏🎸🎸🎸
@@johnenglish1955 BB King once said "I've said that playing the blues is like having to be black twice. Stevie Ray Vaughan missed on both counts, but I never noticed."
I still think that's the most amazing compliment I've heard one musician give another.
@@vampiro4236 🤠You're right John. That's an amazing compliment. I think that view was shared by others like Buddy Guy and John Lee Hooker, who, when Stevie died, said he sat down and cried like a baby. These musicians were truly a family that loved each other. 🎸🎸🎸
Absolutely! It's long past due that anybody who was raised with hate in their heart needs to take a lesson from all these people, and women like Bonnie Raitt and Aretha Franklin too.
Consider: A Texas Boy with a boxer's nose looking like he's wearing a hand-tailored burlap bag, a blues guitarist who looks like he just stepped out of 1951, and a guy who looks like he's the manager at a Save-A-Lot just got on stage and killed the blues in front of you.
Blues can be sung/played by ANYONE, from any walk of life, anywhere. Don't forget it.
"manager at a Save-A-Lot" 🤣🤣😂😂✔
Johnny Winter once said, something like, there's a lot of great guitar players out there pumpin' gas.
BB King. One of the greatest guitar players who has ever walked the earth
@@lisawhite3787 I think it's actually Albert King, but the same statement applies
@@lisawhite3787 Oh shit B.B. is on this too, my mistake
"Music has NO color", You so right bros.
It is the Universal Language
I love that you said this, its so true. ❤
Soul has no color either! You have it or you don't!
@@shawnj1966 Amen.
Have you seen "The Committments"? The movie about an Irish soul band?
@@julieatwood2938 great movie, saw it sitting g in a pub in Ireland.
The genius on that stage is breathtaking, and I'm thrilled to see another generation appreciating it as much as so many of us older folks do.
Music is timeless man. Am 18 can apriciate all sorts off music man but dig this the best.
Absolutely agree that is musical genius! Thrilled to see the youngins opening up to the wondrous variety of music. Now, a little Gospel...Hezekiah Walker Every Praise live video dancing in the streets!
I just love these young men. They have open minds, open hearts, and a deep love and understanding of music and its impact on the soul.
Also, a really great song by BB King is "Ain't Nobody Home."
Agree seem like great kids trying to keep it real and having fun with their adventures traveling through time.
Stevie Ray Vaughan is and was a legend.
Amen
Everyone on that stage is a legend.
That stage is full of legends
I wish Stevie Ray Vaughn had lived longer. Such talent. So much guitar playing that we neevr got to hear.
This was paul butterfield last performance. A few weeks after this he died man. Rip. He was only 48 or something.
Another master gone too soon.
You should check out Bonnie Raitt - she does blues and is an incredible slide guitarist! Her old performances are great because she is this tiny woman making that guitar sing
LOVE Bonnie Raitt - and Susan Tedeschi too!
@@PeaceLady02 Tedeschi Trucks Band are a thing of genius. I love combining her talents with his
Yesssss!!!!
The blues, so fine. Try Mr. Robert Cray
Agree on Bonnie!
You were listening to music royalty on that stage!
Marvin Gaye “Mercy, mercy me (the ecology) 1971 bro was way ahead of his time
He was a prophet. So tortured. So much pain.
Albert King and B B King was two of Stevie’s idols
🤠I often see your comments on various Stevie reaction sites, and you're always spot on! 👍🎸🎸🎸
I saw an interview with BB & Albert where they spoke about Stevie's talent with awe and amazement. No greater praise exists.
B.B. King once said, "I've said that playing the blues is like having to be black twice. Stevie Ray Vaughan missed on both counts, but I never noticed." This video has some absolute legends in it. My mom introduced me to Stevie Ray Vaughan which then exposed me to B.B. King. Their guitar playing...some of the all time GOATs.
Try B.B. King’s “The Thrill is Gone” I’m so glad I got to see him live before he passed on.
One of the best shows I was ever at. Bunch of white kids going crazy for BB King.
AP Nicholson for a double thrill, check out BB King AND Luciano Pavarotti with BB doing The Thrill is Gone!!
BB King, most definitely need to do Thrill is Gone.
Or St James Infirmary
BB doing Caledonia live-such joy! I saw him several times and he was wonderful.
I love watching these two guys putting forth their opinions of music they never experienced before. I smile a little after each time I watch them.
You twins are absolutely adorable. You are giving me a new appreciation of all genres of music. Thank you!!
Historic line up! Gives me goose bumps.
Steve Ray jamming with his mentor and the king - BB King! Gives me chills every time.
And they make it look so effortless
That's what gets me! I know it's hard, not just to play guitar, but to improvise amazing solos like they all do and have it all come together perfectly, that takes so much more than just SKILL! I really think its something you're born with, and these guys had "it" in spades. Just incredible musicians and performers.
I loved BB King on U2's Rattle and Hum, doing "When Love Comes to Town". It doesn't show off his talents as much as it could, but its such an interesting combination of musicians that I find myself listening to it a lot.
I love Stevie Ray! He is one of my all-time favorites and I love to see and hear him with BB King. Stevie's Mary Had A Little Lamb is rockin. God Bless, guys, you are a blessing.
Mary Had a Little Lamb by Stevie is awesome. I like his version the best.
BB was suppose to be here this month again. Was thinking of going but due to plandemic......
Saw Stevie Ray Vaughn about a week or so before he died. It was a phenomenal night I hope to remember always 💜 Saw BB King live and I cherish that performance. Love me some blues!
My sister got to see the last show he did in Cleveland.
Mad RESPECT you guys are fearless and you got super good taste in music. You both possess the most important thing in music...an open mind
Albert King a big legend. Play some Buddy Guy, another living legend from Chi-town
RoryVanucchi I was just going to suggest Buddy as well. He is just my fav. I can never seem to listen to him enough. I’ve watched this video probably 100 times.
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KoKo Taylor is another fab blues musician from Chicago !
Joe Bonamasa too
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All those Chicago blues cats are not from Chicago. There all from the deep south and moved to chicago to make a living
@@woody816 true but you associate Buddy Guy with Chicago. Even Louis Armstrong moved to Chicago in the '20s
It's great to see kids, sorry I know I said kids, noticing music that turned heads. It's turning my head again, thank you kids....TWINS ...much love.
I need a "Music don't got no color" TNT Tee shirt NOW
There is a statue of SteveRay Vaughn in Austin, Texas that is venerated. You often see flowers placed at his feet.
Masters of the blues. They are both jamming in Heaven, RIP Steve, gone too soon. Thank you BB for your tremendous gift to music.
U so right on music got no color.✌🏽❤ Love this channel, much love baby boys❤🤗😍
There is so much Blues and Jazz out there you will be my age 70 before you get through it all. Well done o making us all feel,great and young again. 🙏🏻❤️🤓
I can't even believe this video exists. OMG!!!
I had a friend who also loved the guitar and couldn't stop talking about Stevie Ray Vaughan! You can see why! He could make that guitar not only sing, but cry! This was a nice cut! What a pleasure seeing these greats just jamming together!! Love the blues! 😎
"I just like how hard they use their instruments like, like they depend on it." It was kool watching these
two youngbloods reacting to what they're hearing. They got hip to Butterfield like right now!
Oh yes, the real blues..
Great music. This is what the world needs. Everyone has their feels, and everyone can enjoy those feels together ❤. Blues and jazz will always do that.
Bonnie Raitt is a hell of slide player, blues player. Check her out, she played with BB King a lot. Her albums in the 70's are amazing.
Check out Santana - Black Magic Woman - and anything else by Carlos Santana
SANTANA IS AMAZING!!
Absolutely! One of the best, that's for certain!
I love Black Magic Woman checkout the man who wrote it Peter Green's Fleetwood Mac
And, Peter Green!
"Smoke on the Water."
Music sure does bring people together - the universal language. I've been to BB King's Blues Club in NYC. BB was the King of blues! I cannot imagine life without music...
Never seen this video. Thanks for the reaction, and thanks to whoever requested it.
Damn! That's so good it stank! All of the best on one stage. Stevie Ray Vaughn was so amazing! RIP. Love those blues! 🎶
Why does my boy Paul Butterfield on the harmonica look like my 9th grade history teacher?! That boy can play AND SING!!! Too many legends up on that stage - ❤️❤️❤️❤️!!!!
You need some John Lee Hooker.
I AGREE! They’re listening to some great music, but they’ve barely scratched the surface.
a black friend recently told me that she and some girlfriends had gone to see one of Hooker's live performances when he was in his late 70s...she was then in her early 40s. After the performance, they went over to say hi, and the old man started hittin on them....he was still playin!
Yes! There’s so so much blues for them to discover ❤️
Wonderful performance by four great blues men! Bravo.
You might listen to Lenny Kravitz, "Let Love Rule". He's something special. Just absolutely, adore you two to pieces!!❤❤
One of the greatest blues songs everrrrrr! Incredible live performance!!
Do a review on The Thrill is gone by BB King please.
You two will be blues maniacs and experts in a few years. You're gonna live for the BLUES!
This blues guitar and these artists are MY JAM!!! I totally love you guys for educating yourselves about music the way you are. It just deepens your love and appreciation for all music. I can tell how much you love it from your reactions... you’re my people!! ❤️U
The Four Kings of Blues Guitar - B.B.King, Albert King, Freddie King and Earl King. All have passed but will be remembered.
THAT’S THE BLUES BABY. R.I.P. Stevie Ray. Vaughn (gone too soon) , Albert King an BB King
You need to check out Johnny Lang - Lie to Me - 16 years old and amazing!!
Seen most of these dudes in concert back in the day. So glad I did.
I’m so glad you two young men got to see this. Stevie Ray Vaughan was a legend, coming up on a 30 year anniversary of his death August 27, 1990. Keep up the good work, thanks for everything.
All 4 of those guys have passed now..... That's genuine iconic blues moment there
Stevie is one of the greats, no lie, and without Albert King, there would be no Stevie. Thank you Albert,
Y'all make my heart happy for real. Music is universal love ❤
great clip. you are getting more variety all the time and growing as musicians. BB a legend of legends
I love 💗 this these beautiful amazing people wow
Love me some SRV blues. And of course the great B B King.
Come thruuu SRV! and all the king of Blues.Love these two and their music appreciation!
By the way... I have this whole concert on DVD... my whole family comes to watch it on Thanksgiving every year.... Chaka Kahn, Etta James, Billy Ocean... knock your socks off.... As for Paul Butterfield , a legend with that harp......🎷🎸📯🎼🎵🎶🎙🎹🎺🎻🥁
I was at the filming of this concert. It was made for TV, so they filmed at this tiny theater in Los Angeles. The performers also included Etta James and Eric Clapton. It was an amazing experience.
@@jwsel Wow! I wish I could've been there. I just love everybody being up there TOGETHER... ..... makes my heart sing.
Albert King is where Jimi and Stevie Ray come from. Major influence!
Blues makes me sooo
Happy!
There are no slackers or egos on that stage. Each immense in their own right but humble enough to appreciate the talents of the other musicians. Shine when it’s my time and groove on when it’s somebody else’s.
So happy I saw Stevie both times he toured Australia
I met B.B. King yrs ago at tower records, I still have his autograph , as for Stevie Ray, unfortunately never saw him live but do check out more from him he was the most amazing guitar slinger ever to come outta texas, Been gone 30 yrs this coming coming August 27th , I own a DVD CD of srv and Albert king called in session , was shot in Hamilton Ontario , in 1984 , a great add to any blues collection . Rock on guys! Keep up the good. Work !
Four Greats of Blues on stage together.
You did Stevie Ray, yes yes yes
The Blues is every rocker's first love. These are some of the greats!
BB king ...RIP. Was fortunate enough to see him and ‘Lucille’ in concert twice.
Two suggestions
Dr. John “Right Place Wrong Time” -Guitar Center’s Battle of the Blues 2012 and Boy Scaggs “Lowdown” Live recorded April 11, 2010.
That's Bozz Scaggs
Oh, I love Stevie Ray Vaughan. Thank you for this.
Glad to see y’all enjoying the Blues! Have you reacted to Stevie’s “Tin Pan Alley” with Johnny Copeland? Amazing. Also Stevie’s “Texas Flood” and “Lenny” from the El Macombo. Thrilling. Great job! Donna G ❤️
Love, love, love watching these two experiencing all of this great music I have had the privilege of hearing and enjoying all of these years. Keep it coming.
Oh man, y’all just heard the very best of the blues. Albert King and BB King are the old blues men that deserve praise and Stevie Ray...what can I say. He is a white man from Texas who understood the blues. Please y’all keep the Blues Alive in your generation!
I was obsessed with Stevie Ray Vaughn as a kid - I was so crushed when he died.
This is amazing! I MISS THESE MEN! Such beautiful music. Feeds my soul.
I saw bb too! "Try a little tenderness" is my favorite BB King song.
Robert Cray - Strong Persuader
I'm so excited to see your reaction to B.B.King! He was the greatest!
So much talent on one stage!! SRV is very much loved in our beautiful state of Texas.. thousands of people come to see his statue every year in Austin. Please consider Scratch n Sniff. One of my SRV favorites!
BB King and Stevie Ray together brought tears to my eyes...oh lord
BB King "The Thrill is Gone"! is a must listen for any blues fan
Texas Flood live at the El Mocambo 1983 is a must. So is Tin Pan Alley with Johnny Copeland at Montreux 1985. Master class in the Texas Blues. ❤️
Stevie was a true Class Act, holding back, and letting the legends shine...true student of the game....and the kids calling the Blues ..Jazz...if fine =P..at least you're listening to good music!
Paul Butterfield is one of the best "blues" harp players ever! And he could sing! My husband is a blues harp player and has listened to Butterfield for 50 years!!!! Stevie, BB, and Paul together! Wow!
Big salute to you guys for going WAY back and doing a reaction to this great piece of history, also thanks for the wonderful comment that music has no color, we need more of that now and always!!
SRV is so strung out on drugs at that time. We grew up close to each other. Everyone from Oak Cliff was so thrilled when he gave drugs and alcohol up. RIP my friend!!!
"...music ain't got no color." I need to have that tattooed across my forehead. ~S
The world lost Stevie Ray way too soon. I wanna cry everytime I listen to him...because I just want more. His love of the blues was true and pure.
B. B. King said of Stevie Ray Vaughan " The greatest Guitar Player ever, Alive or Dead" AS for King himself the same could be said. A. King And Butterfield were considered Legends... This is greatness you are hearing.. I had the Privilege of see SRV in the 80s and King in the 90s I cherish every moment of those memories.
These guys are LEGENDS. Take a few minutes and google them.
You’re looking at the two godfathers of urban blues and their disciples.
These are the greatest Blues guitarists of all time! The twins need to see some of the originals in person while they are still with us. I was fortunate enough to see BB King live and it was one of the truly greatest experiences.
The Blues is pure American music that black artists brought to us in the 1860’s.
I was at SRV's last concert and I will always remember the closing set....Stevie, Jimmy Vaughan, Eric Clapton, Robert Cray and Buddy Guy - a phenomenal line-up of AMAZING blues men!!! This was an amazing version of one of my favorite Stevie songs.
Watch Stevie Ray Vaughn Sound Check and
Stevie Ray and Jimmy Vaughn Pipeline
You should sell t-shirts,
MUSIC HAS NO COLOR
With your faces
Great idea
Agree! I want to support them & buy merch.
What a great idea!
That's a shirt I would buy. Especially if it came in the pink I've seen you guys wear. 🙂
The tshirt is a GREAT IDEA
MUSIC INDEED HAS NO COLOR. ❤❤❤
I'm completely addicted two watching these kids react to the music I love. Love the ugly face he makes when the music is really good.
Now THAT is the blues. Dont get any better than that !
wow Paul Butterfield. awesome and BB King.
There was an amazing amount of talent on that stage. Good choice.
Slightly different reaction than you had listening to the Carpenters! These guys were amazing.
How about Gary Clark Jr, Jimi Hendrix Redhouse, Albert Cummings, or Bonnie Raitt! Give them a listen.
Stevie Ray is my favorite! The reason he is so great is because of these guys taking him in... bb king rocks!!! Where I’m from ... bb king has a place in Nashville! You should visit!! It’s great! ❤️Tennessee